Sentence examples for perfectly typifies from inspiring English sources
The image perfectly typifies what Diane Arbus admiringly called Weegee's "wild dynamics," as well as the observation of John Szarkowski, the Museum of Modern Art's prescient photography curator, that Weegee was "not a reporter but a fabulist".
These also perfectly typify the Bourbon Street honky-tonks that Mr. Curtiz and his fine photographer, Russ Harlan, have beguilingly drenched with atmosphere.
It typifies perfectly the melange of incompetence, powerlessness, timidity and indecision to which the country's government has fallen prey.
Her early work was typified by stylised floral motifs, often executed in pen and ink, and this fine line technique was perfectly suited to the new movements in postwar design, typified by Alexander Calder's mobiles and the spindly furniture Seeney saw in magazines.
Since going public in June 2007, industry icon Blackstone (6, BX) has typified the first half of that premise perfectly.
Mandelson perfectly embodies the ghastly, muddy fudge of public and private that so typifies the atmosphere at Bilderberg.
This typifies old thinking.
Davis typifies the Wildcats.
"Marge Roukema typifies that.
Ms. Bloom typifies the situation.
